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Following is an excerpt from this guide that specializes in some of the most popular areas of Jamaica. Also included in the guide is complete detail on where to stay, where to eat, what to see and what to do to make your trip unforgettable. We landed at Kingstons Norman Manley International Airport long after dark. The city was celebrating Friday night in its traditional manner; the Friday Night Jam filled the streets with people glad the work week was over. We were in Kingston. But not for long. Our ride was taking us out of the city and up the Blue Mountains to Strawberry Hill. For the next hour, we wound our way through the city streets that wed return to in later days, finally making our way out of the humidity and crowds and into the hills. The air grew cooler as we climbed, moving slowly back and forth on the switchback road. Finally, we were there. A pale glow lit the main building and restaurant, around the property we could see the small cottages outlined in dim light. But the real sight was from the restaurant itself. From here, we could see the lights of Kingston in the distance, far below us. The city was still partying down there, but here all was quiet as most visitors went to bed early, ready to rise the next morning to a foggy sunrise and a forest draped in quiet mist. Wed be bird watching the next day. It was time for our Friday Night Jam to end, not to reggae or dancehall music, but to the sound of night frogs and insects in the nearby forest. The capital city of Kingston lies on the south shore. This metropolitan area of over 800,000 residents is visited primarily by business travelers. Within this sprawling metropolis, however, beats the true heart of Jamaica. Travelers interested in the culture and history that define this island nation should make time for a visit to Kingston, the largest English-speaking city. Kingston is big, brash and boisterous. Life spills out from storefronts and homes onto the streets, filling the sidewalks and every inch of available space. Goats roam the downtown area, sidewalk vendors peddle all type of merchandise from carts and tables, pedestrians are everywhere. Kingston dates back to 1692. The city is built along the harbor, stretching from the Blue Mountains in the east to the boundaries of Spanish Town in the west. Kingston is not for everyone. It does not offer a relaxing, fun-in-the-sun vacation. Head to the North Coast resort communities for that type of getaway. Instead, if youve had a few dates with Jamaica and youre ready to visit her parents, then its time to head to Kingston. Things arent always pretty here, but its a necessary part of the experience. No sheet, no eat is the motto of the weekly toga party at this resort known for its adults-only atmosphere. Hedonism II attracts fun-loving couples and singles over age 18 who come to this westernmost point of Jamaica for a vacation of sun, sand and something more. Guests leave their inhibitions behind, seeking pleasure in the form of festivities like Toga Night, buffets to tempt the most devoted calorie counters, bars open until 5 am, and nonstop adult fun. The real wildness in Negril lies just outside the city limits. Here, in an area known as the Great Morass, you can see a side of the country that most visitors never glimpse. Crocodiles, not vacationers, lie in the steamy afternoon sunshine. Peddlers sell, not marijuana, but shrimp caught using techniques over 400 years old. And spectacular birds, not parasailers, fill the air with dashes of color and a cacophony of exotic sounds. Today, Negril has gained respectability and is home to all types of resorts that attract everyone from swingers to families. Law mandates that no building here can be taller...

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Kingston, Negril & Jamaica's South Coast Travel Adventures

4th Edition

Paris Permenter & John Bigley

HUNTER PUBLISHING, INC,

30 Mayfield Ave, Edison, NJ 08818

800-255-0343; Fax 732-417-1744

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Paris Permenter & John Bigley

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form, or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the written permission of the publisher.

This guide focuses on recreational activities. As all such activities contain elements of risk, the publisher, author, affiliated individuals and companies disclaim responsibility for any injury, harm, or illness that may occur to anyone through, or by use of, the information in this book. Every effort was made to insure the accuracy of information in this book, but the publisher and author do not assume, and hereby disclaim, any liability for loss or damage caused by errors, omissions, misleading information or potential travel problems caused by this guide, even if such errors or omissions result in negligence, accident or any other cause.

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About the Authors

John Bigley and Paris Permenter fell in love with the Caribbean over a dozen years ago and have turned their extensive knowledge of the region into an occupation. As professional travel writers and photographers, the pair contribute travel articles and photographs on the US and the Caribbean to many national consumer and trade publications. The husband and wife team have also written numerous guidebooks.

The writing team are the authors of numerous Hunter guides: Adventure Guide to the Cayman Islands, Adventure Guide to the Antigua, Barbuda, Nevis, St. Barts, St. Kitts & St. Martin, Cayman Islands Alive! and Romantic Escapes in the Caribbean

Paris and John are also frequent television and radio talk show guests on the subject of travel.Both are members of the prestigious Society of American Travel Writers (SATW) and the American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA).

Readers can follow the couple's travels on their websites: Travels with Paris and John (www.parisandjohn.com) and Lovetripper Romantic Travel Magazine (www.lovetripper.com).

  1. Introduction to Jamaica
    1. Finding What You Want
      1. Sightseeing
      2. Adventures
        1. Adventures on Foot
        2. Adventures on Water
        3. Adventures in the Air
      3. Eco-Travel & Cultural Excursions
      4. Where to Stay & Eat
    2. Family-Friendly Pursuits
    3. Discovering Jamaica
    4. History
      1. Timeline
    5. Geography/Land
      1. FAST FACTS
    6. Climate
    7. Flora & Fauna
      1. Plant Life
        1. Edible Plants
      2. Bird Life
      3. Bites, Stings & Other Things You Want to Avoid
      4. Environmental Organizations
    8. Government
    9. People & Culture
      1. People
      2. Language
        1. Patois Phrases & Words
      3. Religion
      4. Rastafarianism
      5. Famous Jamaicans
      6. Holidays & Festivals
        1. Public Holidays
      7. Island Art
      8. Island Cuisine
        1. Menu Items
      9. Shopping
    10. Travel Information
      1. When To Go
      2. Immigration & Customs
        1. Entry Requirements
        2. Customs Regulations
      3. Transportation To, From & Around Jamaica
        1. Air Service
          1. FLYING TIMES TO MONTEGO BAY
        2. Intra-Island Air Service
        3. Cruise Service
        4. Travel Agents/Tour Operators
        5. Air/Land Package Tour Operators
        6. Taxi Service
        7. Car Rentals
          1. CAR RENTAL AGENCIES
        8. On Foot
        9. Scooters
        10. Bicycles
      4. Guided Tours
        1. Recommended Tour Operators
      5. Accommodations
      6. All-Inclusive Resorts
      7. Small Inns
        1. Selecting a Small Inn
        2. Villas
          1. VILLA RENTAL AGENCIES
      8. Travel Concerns, A-Z
        1. Banking
        2. Clinics & Hospitals
        3. Credit Cards
        4. Crime
        5. Currency
        6. Departure Tax
        7. Dress
        8. Drugs
        9. Electricity
        10. Embassies
        11. Gratuities
        12. Immunizations
        13. Marriage
        14. Pets
        15. Photography
        16. Sunburn
        17. Telephones & Faxes
        18. Time
        19. Water
    11. Rainy Day Activities
    12. Information Sources
      1. Off-Island Tourism Offices
      2. On-Island Tourism Offices
      3. Media
      4. Internet Website
  2. Adventuring in Jamaica
    1. Packing for Adventure
    2. Adventures on Foot
      1. Hiking
        1. Prices
        2. Recommended Operators
      2. Caving
      3. Golf
        1. Courses
      4. Tennis
    3. Adventures on Wheels
      1. Bicycling
        1. Bicycling Groups
        2. Off-Road Touring
        3. Four-Wheel Tour Operators
    4. Adventures on Water
      1. Fishing
        1. Charter Operators
        2. Prices
      2. Watersports
        1. Prices
        2. Yachting
        3. Scuba Diving
        4. Prices
        5. Submarine Tours
    5. Adventures in the Air
      1. Flying Tours
      2. Intra-Island Air Services
      3. Parasailing
    6. Adventures on Horseback
      1. Pricing
    7. Eco-Tourism
      1. Birding
    8. Cultural Excursions
      1. Meeting Jamaica's People
    9. Spectator Sports
      1. Cricket
      2. Soccer
  3. Negril
    1. Introduction
    2. Getting Around
    3. Getting Around
      1. Car Rentals
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